[Wednesday Wellness] Finding Healing in the ‘Day of Small Things’
By Emily McMaster, LAC February is one of the coldest months of the year. The ground is hard; the trees are bare, and there are no visible signs of
February 4, 2026
By Emily McMaster, LAC February is one of the coldest months of the year. The ground is hard; the trees are bare, and there are no visible signs of
My husband, Robbie, is always on the lookout for “good wood.” On our drives outside of town, he often points to places where he can find dead pine logs that render hearts rich with
By Nathan Winiecki, LPC As a single dad, I spent many Christmas Eves alone. While I wrapped presents for my son, I sometimes wondered what he might be doing. Was he watching Christmas movies? Was he
This article was written by Dawn Reed, LPC, at Living Well Counseling. Fall is my favorite time of year in Arkansas. The colors are gorgeous, and I can’t help but love pumpkin spice, blankets, hoodies, football
By Amanda Johnson Life pulls on all of us. Whether through work, family, ministry, caregiving, or simply the weight of daily struggles, we all carry
Rachel Strange, LAC, Living Well Counseling I’ve been reading through the Psalms. And if you’ve ever read through just about any of the Psalms, you’ll
After God removed Saul, He raised up David to be their king, testifying about him: “I have found David, the son of Jesse, a man
This article by Sam Rainer originally appeared at churchleaders.com. For many pastors and church leaders, feeling tired has moved from an occasional issue to an
At 23 years old, I lost someone important to me. One day they were here, the next day they were suddenly and tragically gone. The
Trish Waltz, LCSW, Living Well Counseling We all have pain in our lives: some pain can be debilitating, while other pain is a mere annoyance.